Attchmt 11 Inadvertent Discovery Plan_001.pdf
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This request for proposals issued by the National Park Service seeks a contractor to rehabilitate the wastewater system at Lewis & Clark National Historical Park in Astoria, Oregon. The project involves constructing a new 5,000 gallon per day wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal system to serve the Fort Clatsop Visitor Center and Administration Building. The contractor will have approximately 9.5 months to complete the project once awarded a firm-fixed price construction contract subject to wage rate requirements. The anticipated budget range for the project is between $500,000 to $1,000,000. This solicitation is set aside for small businesses with a NAICS code of 237110 and size standard of $36.5 million average annual gross receipts. The Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region is the issuing agency.
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Solicitation no. 140P8320R0005, Amendment 001, Attachment no. 11 (8/31/20)
Rehabilitation Wastewater System, LEWI
INADVERTENT DISCOVERY PLAN FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES
In the event of an inadvertent discovery of possible cultural materials, including humans, all work will stop in the vicinity of the find and exclusionary fencing will be installed to prevent access to the area extending 30 ft. in all directions from the find. Work may procced outside the buffered area unless additional cultural materials are encountered.
The area will be secured and protected. LEWI resource staff will be notified. Resource staff will notify the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). If possible human remains are encountered, NPS Regional
Law Enforcement, the NPS Regional Cultural Anthropologist, the Oregon State Police, Commission on
Indian Services (CIS), SHPO, and appropriate Tribes will also be notified.
Oregon State Police: Chris Allori 503-731-4717
NPS Regional Cultural Anthropologist: Eirik Thorsgard 209-379-1232
NPS Regional Law Enforcement Officer: Matt Knowles 415-470-4037
Commission on Indian Services: Daniel Santos 503- 986-1067
Appropriate Tribes: As designated by CIS
SHPO: Dennis Griffin 503-986-0674 or John Pouley 503-986-0675
No work may resume until consultation with SHPO has occurred and a professional archaeologist is able to assess the discovery.
If human remains are encountered, do not disturb them in any way. Do not call 911. Do not speak with the media. Secure the location. Do not take Photos. The location should be secured and work will not resume in the area of discovery until all parties involved agree upon a course of action. A professional archaeologist may be needed to assess the discovery and they will consult with SHPO and appropriate
Tribal Governments to determine an appropriate course of action. Archaeological excavations may be required. This is handled on a case by case basis by the professional archaeologist and project manager, in consultation with SHPO and appropriate Tribes.
If the remains are human and are deemed likely to be American Indian, Native Hawaiian, or Native
Alaskan, then the provisions of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) will be followed.
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